What he means is that "Titanic" set its record not by having an explosive opening -- at 10 days into its run, it had made $88.4 million, less than half of the cumulative grosses for "Harry Potter" -- but by drawing audiences back to see it again and again and again.
The solid vertical line denotes half of the cumulative relative plate motion over the past 110 years.
Although about half of the cumulative energy release is due to the M JMA6.4 earthquake occurred 2.6 h after the April 14 event, the NCER still exceeds 30% even after removal of contribution of this earthquake.
About half of the cumulative thickness is comprised of the Siwalik Group, which is a coarsening-upward sequence of fluvial rocks that date back to around 13 Ma (Burbank et al. 1996).
Through the first half of this year, cumulative commercial solar deployment totaled 3,380 MW at 32,800 facilities throughout the country -- a whopping 40percentt increase from last year.
In order to give some idea of representative dose rates during the periods of the greatest exposure, Table 1 presents average annual dose rates up to the time at which an individual received half of their total cumulative dose.
Even after ten years from diagnosis, half of the current cumulative incidence estimates and the corresponding Markov model estimates based on the larger sample size are closer to the true value than 2.0%and1.9%9%, respectively (Table 3).
Season tickets can mean full-time workers pay around half to two-thirds of cumulative single fares over a year.
After the filtering step, we have a set of quadruples (i, p, b, e) representing all primitive squares such that each half of a square has cumulative occurrence probability at least 1/ z.
The cumulative effect of bilateral GATT membership is found to raise trade by an average of 285%, which is less than half the cumulative effect of full containerization.
